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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] rcoacci:
Hey, [MENTION=5011036]New Macław[/MENTION] do you base your releases on an specific CM device? I'm asking this because I'd like to follow CM11 changelog and since our device is (obviously) not on their Gerrit and etc, it's hard to see what changes are not-device specific (and thus are the ones you probably grab to make the nightlies).

I've asked the cmxlog guy to add an option to filter all devices (like with translations) but he didn't answer me.

Or you could make your build server post a detailed chagelog somewhere.... :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Swift2603:
As I wrote earlier: ART is experimental! Some apps are incompatible, and all apps will need more storage... so what's your reason to use it? - "Hell, it's new, I need it!..."???

And btw, if you knew what Dalvik and ART are, you would not have asked that specific question... ART is a future replacement for Dalvik, so if you switch your system to ART, the Dalvik will be erased. The boot takes that long, because all apps are being re-instelled when you activate the ART.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] rcoacci:
Yes, unless you're a developer who wants to test your apps with ART there isn't much reason to use it.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] spanish33:
I know I am off topic but I have to give my input so users can make their own decision. You both are right with some of the issues associated with art including some apps don't work and the long boot time but I use art and there is clearly a difference my apps open faster and my scrolling is buttery smooth.

I have a couple apps that always stick when scrolling using dalvik however with art it doesn't stick so for me that is clearly a difference.

So instead of stating the negatives state the positives as well and let the user decide for himself / herself if the positives outweighs the negatives.

Don't take anything personal just my opinion.

xda mobile app
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] vannel:
Not sure if I'm the only one with this issue, but upon completion of download (of a wallpaper from zedge) will cause the entry in the notifications page to keep "jumping"..
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] farenheith:
If you have the right then they shouldn't complain about it. If they really want to keep the source open then they should apply GNU to they own, idk if it's possible as it's derived from AOSP though.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] New Macław:
Sorry, I just got home, so releases are coming now ;)
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] ExcaliberX:
OK I have been testing the latest release for a few hours now... Results :

1.So far REBOOTS FREE

2. Long delay when making a call, black screen appear for 3 seconds before the call starts.

3. Incognito mode on stock browser force close.

4. Embedded YouTube videos makes the browser force close as well(chrome and stock)

5 . dialer is a bit lagy when trying to move contacts (the last and favorites one)

6. zoom camera fx doesn't preview the camera, takes picture but can't see them before, Camera360 works great though...

That's the results for now, thanks a lot for your hard work! Kitkat is awesome.

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One more thing... DicePlayer now force closes on videos that worked on CM10.2
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Balino:
Download is quite slow for me on differents connection.. :(
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Isus <3:
Fck cm I'm switching to PAC when it gets public
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] auiterwaal:
Bug report

I´ll add three points:

7. [MEDIUM] Can´t play videos from Netflix and Twitch TV (Netflix bug was issued on stock Android by Google recently. I saw some post about it on Nexus section, Don´t know if [MENTION=5011036]New Macław[/MENTION] can implement fix here :D. It would be awesome);

8. [MINOR] Volume is low when swithing to external speaker when in a call (workaround, decrease and than increase volume)

9. [MINOR] Clock don´t recognize Timezone correctly. Must be set manually (If checked auto detect, It keeps getting time for GMT +0)

PS: Last release is awesome! No reboots till now, pretty smooth and lag free. Good gaming experience and memory management so far. I just think phone is getting hot a bit faster then normal, but not a big deal for now.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] ExcaliberX:
One more thing again haha... A lot of apps thinks our device doesn't have menu button and I get the 3 dot menu, doesn't really matter but just so you know
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] New Macław:
New release is out!

You can get it from:

http://maclaw.pl/

Resolved permissions bug when accessing external SD card in some apps.

If you like it, please, use thanks button ;)
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] :
Don't get mad but is cyanogenmod going to translate their settings? Not everyone speaks English... Also: Can I disable the annoying Google toolbar on home screen? Last thing: Google IS CRAZY! Google why did you disable the battery %? The only thing I found is that adb script but I can only see the percentage after 40% :( How did they do that?

PS These complaints are for cm and Google not MaclawStudio team. You are just AWESOME full bug free KitKat before even the official cyanogenmod devices!
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] auiterwaal:
1-) Can´t disable the bar, but you can aways use another launcher; (I do like the bar, though...)

2-) There are multiple baterry icon options in the settings menu, inclusing some with % numbers. You can also get some modules for Xposed Framework to change this. Search the forum and you will get to the thread.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] New Macław:
Sure they does. But as you said, they didn't already finished system itself, so I don't think they're focused on translations right now ;)
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
You can use xblast tools for the percentage on the battery, I use it & works flawless, plus you can change the battery color & has more options. Also if you use wakelock detector you can use this xmodule to make wd work. I already tell to maclaw to add it to the rom, for be possible to see batery stats without the xmod, but seems he's ignoring me, so for me it's fine cause I use xposed framework:laugh:
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Cipher666:
I download bbs and it work for me without xpose modul :what:

I have a special phone :cool:
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
I'm talking about wakelock detector, not bbs:)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr mystery:
Hi guys, I need your help. I have an HTC One from Bell Mobility. I have done the full GPE conversion on it but have since got a Nexus 5 so I want to sell the One but need to get it back to a Sense ROM that will get OTA's. Whether it be Bell or Dev Edition or International. But I can't get an RUU to install. Right now the phone is GPE 4.3 not rooted with custom recovery. It was on stock recovery when I was trying to install the Dev Edition RUU but I got error 155. So I relocked the bootloader and tried again and again I got error 155.

What can I do to get a stock RUU to install?

Thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
Mate, flash a firmware like 3.62 or 2.24, use the guru reset and after relock all :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr mystery:
Thanks for replying, forgive me I don't know some of what you are referring to. What is the guru reset?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr mystery:
I see what you are referring to now, thank you. Had no idea this existed.

I'll give it a try.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr mystery:
Do you know which of the M7's listed are for the International version? What is the difference between a 2.24 ROM and 3.62?

Sorry for all the questions.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
2.24 is android 4.2.2, 3.62 is android 4.3.

So, both are for International version and remember to flash a firmware with the same version of rom :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mr mystery:
Again thanks for the help, what do you mean by this last part? Flash 3.62 firmware to get 4.3?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] OfficialLocdoGg:
So I had no idea that I would lose my sd card files when I unlocked the bootloader to s-off and root my phone. I use my calculator quite often and do not like the ones off of the play store. I would also like to have the files taht we on there to begin with. I can not find anywhere to download these and how to install them... I have the T-Mobile with 3.24 stock rom... Any help would be awesome and before anyone trolls me saying I didn't look hard enough and posts links and files that wont work I would just like to say save your time. So does anyone have the files or a zip that can be flashed? Thanks.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Guich:
Mate, you need some stock apps that was deleted when you unlocked the bootloader or some files that was in your sd? Before the unlock?
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noel329:
Can anyone tell me how long it takes to charge its battery?

TY.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Pulsa:
About 3 hours
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joke19:
This what for a charger u have. With the normal on 3 hours. More mAh faster charging. To much killing the lifetime of the battery. Me i use 850 mAh.

Gesendet von meinem C5303

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I test 2000 and it's need like 1 hour.

Gesendet von meinem C5303
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] noel329:
What about just with the usb?
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DareDevil88:
Usb 2.0 charger of 500mA and Usb 3.0 charger of 900mA...
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ZakooZ:
Divide 2370 (mAh) by the mAs of the charger to find the number of hours to charge (usb3 - 2370/900=2.6h)
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackaros:
Guys you cant fast charge Xperia SP it has protection circuit that cuts down extra power.

For example if you put it in a 1Ah charger it will charge in 3 hourse like it would with a 850 one .

Many phones (older ones) dont have that feature so their battery can be destroyed.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrjraider:
Normal it takes about 2 to 3 hours to fully charge my C5303. Pretty fast if I may say. My Galaxy S+ took 2 hours more ;)
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Grisu_ams:
I got my Nexus 5 couple of days ago, set up my corporate Exchange account all OK, except contacts/people.

In Exchange if have 745 Contacts, People on the Nexus 5 shows over 2100 entries, including ALL email address I have communication with but never created a contact for them. I checked settings (what contacts to display, ...), restarts, but nothing helps.

This problem seems to be linked to the outlook suggested contact feature. But as I am running Office 2013, this feature does not officially exist anymore. Checked Outlook help and any documentation I could find but no help for these non existing contacts either.
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mr. Jack-:
Same problem for me and here:

http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/nexus/gYpaWfRcHgA

Waiting a solution...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stairmast0r:
delete me please
[HTC Sensation XL] chaki-:
Hi gyus.

Recently i got OTA update, it was couple MB without any descriptions.

I installed it.

Well after 4 times hard reset, i got my phone back on track.

This update erased all the options for custom ringtone, notificaton, alarm etc.

I don't know how many of you got back on stock but if you are, don't install the last update.

Sent from my Magic Stick
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] aarrtteemm:
Give me link on this ExtRom plz!
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AVIMPEG:
I have a question?

How do I keep The Kernel when I replace rom

I have the TF300TG it is very important that I do not lose the 3G
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Graiden05:
You can backup kernel and restore it after flashing rom with custom recovery(how I know last stable version for TG on 4.2 bootloader is twrp 2.4.4.0). But some roms may not work with Your current kernel.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] AVIMPEG:
How exactly

With many details
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Graiden05:
Besides i have TF300T version I may don't know all aspects of Your device. But main process is:

1. download and install twrp-2.4.4.0-4.2.blob(rename it into twrp.blob) with fastboot utility 'fastboot -i 0x0b05 flash recovery twrp.blob'

2. reboot device into recovery with hold power and volume down buttons then volume up on RCK icon

3. now when You in recovery press backup and check only boot checkbox for kernel backup.

4. Flash rom

5. go into recovery and make another kernel backup then restore old one.

6. if it doesn't boot restore new kernel.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] hardslog:
I would not suggest ever backup up just the kernel and restoring it to different roms. That could be bad news. Especially since CM kernels are NOT compatible with stock kernels and vice versa without modification. If you want to try a kernel that was built into a specific rom but isn't available as a separate kernel flashable zip, I would suggest asking the dev to see if he could do that for you. Slapping a kernel into a flashable zip is a very easy thing to do.
[Transformer TF300T Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Graiden05:
Actually there is no difference between boot.img included in blob file inside zip and twrp backup of kernel. So if kernel compatible with rom here is no need in zip.
[Nexus 5 General] Ketzal:
Hey there,

I constantly see lots of questions re battery life, I thought I'd try and help with a couple of very simple proven methods for increasing battery life on Nexus devices. None of this idiotic switching everything off garbage, you'll still have a fully featured phone. Google has added some very sneaky behind the scenes rubbish to monitor Wi-Fi and you're movements, it's this constant polling that can quite drastically effect your battery life.

Obviously, the third option won't work for everybody. Start form the top and move down till you're happy with battery life.

1. Do not use factory auto brightness, it is too aggressive on the Nexus 5. Install Lux and and let it handle the auto brightness. Link inside dark, medium and bright points and finally link a max brightess outside. This will greatly help battery life. Set brightness so it's comfortable, but not overly bright. This alone should net you an extra hour of screen on time if done correctly. I'm not saying dim, I have my screen nice and bright, just not as bright as the factory settings.

2. Fix the horrible factory Wi-Fi settings. Go into Wi-Fi, settings, advanced. Turn off Network Notification, turn off scanning Always available (this doesn't mean no Wi-Fi, it means it stops the phone scanning for Wi-Fi when the Wi-Fi is off, it's insane there is actually such a feature, un-check avoid poor connections, finally turn on Wi-Fi optimization.

3. Location reporting has to go. Go to your app draw, Google settings, location settings. Turn off location reporting and location history. This means you will lose Google Now. I personally couldn't really care, but many will. This does have a rather large effect on battery life, especially if you are out and about and moving through bad coverage and GPS areas.

4. You need to know what you have running on your phone, every app you install could be the one that stops your phone working as long as you need it. Many apps background sync without you actually needing it, or even realizing it. It's your phone, you need to run it. You cannot run Facebook, Twitter and 100 email accounts syncing all day and expect amazing battery life. You simply must be realistic. Only sync the email you have to sync. Open every app on your phone, one by one, if it has background sync, disable it if you don't need it. Apps like Pulse, Flipboard will background sync. Why on Earth you'd need them to load stories when you're not using the app I don't know. Even Google's own News and Weather app background sync's. Turn it all off. Additionally, I un-check Google Currents in Google account sync settings. It takes approx 5 seconds to load the data on nearly any app with modern phones with a single swipe or button press. These changes will drastically benefit you're battery life.

I hope this helps.
[Nexus 5 General] Greg Tolan:
RE: WiFi scanning always on. I believe that this is supposed to save battery life. This let's apps use WiFi for locations rather than firing up GPS chip which is worse on the battery. So for example a weather app can push accurate weather where you are behind the scenes. Testing it myself the WiFi scanning checked on helps. That being said I also have Google Now on. Youre saying turn that off too. In that case it may help assuming you have no other apps that pull background GPS data as this seems to be the most GPS hungry app I have.
[Nexus 5 General] benzben228:
Thx Man. I will try it out and see what I get.
[Nexus 5 General] phositadc:
I do everything recommended in the op and I get great battery life. I think location reporting is a huge battery drain.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus 5 General] aimetti:
Location is by the worst battery killer on this phone. I set it to GPS only and have no issues. Otherwise Google services destroys the battery life.
[Nexus 5 General] :
In addition to the above, I highly recommend disabling these apps if you are not using them, as they could potentially give you unwanted wakelocks, draining your battery.

Google Earth

Email

Play Books

Play Games

Play Magazines

Play Movies

Play Music

Google+

News & Weather

Wallet
[Nexus 5 General] emerica243:
This is only partially true, As ive done extensive tests with core services and settings enabled and disabled. Not only for the Nexus 5, but the Moto X, Nexus 4 etc. I will definitely agree with the brightness. As far as number 2, google states this actually saves battery life, although my tests with it disabled and enabled showed no difference.

As far a location reporting and location history. It actually wont break your google now. Google now and all your cards function just fine. I would suggest leaving history on, and just disabling reporting. All reporting does is allow your phone to track where you are and lets you see here https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0/. Just disabling the history has no significant affect.
[Nexus 5 General] Stylus_XL:
To be honest what improved my battery life was flashing the current stock ROM and starting from scratch. Google Play Services still produces a ton of wakelocks thanks to Location Reporting but my phone loses only around 0.5% charge an hour on standby now with most services synced.
[Nexus 5 General] bblzd:
Could this not save battery if it's avoiding low signal connections? Wi-Fi always on feature is for when you're not using the GPS, in a supposedly "battery saver" mode in Location services.
[Nexus 5 General] Letitride:
In addition, look at your list of installed apps - the usual suspects like weather & news (those w. breaking news alert enabled and/or frequent updates - pre fetching news articles & pix, etc.) Weather Channel was high on my list after I turned off/disabled plenty others as listed above - running Facebook, Twitter & Skype ?? as those could be draining along with cloud storage access (Dropbox, Drive & Sky Drive, etc.)

Plus, let's face it - it's a 5" HD screen - set mine to timeout @ 15 sec. after inactivity, normally - I don't set it to less than 45 or 30 secs. - mine is essentially being conditioned with very little usage, mostly standby time after 2 days and 3 hours, 25% remaining. Screen Time On: 3 hrs. 17 mins.
[Nexus 5 General] sluflyer06:
For what its worth after setting up G.Wallet my biggest location hog was G.Wallet and I fixed that by un-checking showing offers based on location within Wallet.

I have however had a frustrating experience with location eating battery on this phone, the first couple days location was active for over 6 hours out of 13. I still have 3 minutes of GPS time this morning, even though reporting, history, G.now are all off and I haven't launched any location aware apps.
[Nexus 5 General] Agent_Adodas:
I think the first App on any phone should be "Disable Service". it is like "Services.msc" on windows, it will show you all services on the device from which you can see which services are running and stop them if you dont need them.

this is a must have, it will save you RAM and battery. requires root access.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.wq.disableservice&hl=en
[Nexus 5 General] dylando808:
Really helpful! Thanks!

Disabled some of the Google Apps I wasn't using (Magazines, Earth, Books) and switched off Location Reporting. I had forgotten i had turned it off on my Nexus 4 as well so maybe that's why my battery life wasn't so good. Will do some digging to see if any apps are downloading things in the background.
[Nexus 5 General] BobDunn:
Thanks

Many thanks for the sensible suggestions.

I wish there was a set of switches one could use so that when you really required the comfort of knowing you needed your phone to last, you could set it to 'Low Consumption'. In fact there probably is an app.

Cheers anyway.

Bob
[Nexus 5 General] Dlog:
looking at the process statistics in "settings->developer options" facebook messenger is my biggest problem. Looking at the battery overview, it was the google play services.

I checked my fathers nexus 5 a few minutes ago (he has whatsapp installed and that's it) and he had 20% battery drain after 16 hours and google play services are at the top showing it's been running for 16 hours (is that the wakelock? looks like it, but i'm not sure).

So kicking the google play services sounds like a must-have. I use ingress after work and thats it. No need for constant position updates while i'm at work or sleeping.
[Nexus 5 General] Gravediggaz:
How do I remove google earth?
[Nexus 5 General] :
If you're not rooted go to:

Settings>Apps>Google Earth> Uninstall updates> Disable.
[Nexus 5 General] leclampin:
For me the battery drain with Google services has stop since i disable auto update on play store (set it to "do not update automaticly")

Maybe you can try and wait for the next battery charge and see [emoji2]

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Nexus 5 General] calembic:
I had a massive drain from google play services keeping my phone awake now when asleep my phone barely drops any battery after hours. I stopped play services from being able to wake the nexus while sleeping now my battery life is very good better than my s4
[Nexus 5 General] calembic:
On auto brightness and playing clash of clans during the day still 19% left :)
[Nexus 5 General] bblzd:
We have a thread for sharing battery results here.

There's also a sticky thread for battery help here, if you want to try and extend your up time between charges.
[Nexus 5 General] calembic:
I'm happy with my battery its hard to run it down in one day. If your suggesting its in the wrong thread u can get it moved.
[Moto X Q&A] lifetechnician:
When I plug the car's "aux in" 3.5 mm cable to the jack on my Moto X, the audio plays through the phone speaker instead of the car's audio system. This only happens with one of my two cars, and I haven't had this issue with any other audio source. Maybe the jack on my Moto X doesn't like this particular plug, or maybe there's a setting I need to change? Anyone have this issue? I could work around this using bluetooth but my cars are too old :(
[Moto X Q&A] jayboyyyy:
probably just the plug. you sure it is making a solid connection? are you running it naked or could the case be getting in the way. You could also just get a connector for the audio jack that just extends it like an inch and try plugging that cable into the phone.